T in *
m n X V Y . JULY 29. 1938
Now
when
foreigner
like
nlo the country
and says we aie to back Lewis
and
ItiHsnolt,
with all t b - r
vagaries, spendthrif policies, and
liu.ng the pockets of the chosen
politicians; t is an outrage at* 1
an
insult to real
American*.
Of course this British t anadiaej
wants
that for which he lias
made
his brassy
declaration.
Roosevelt's reciprocal treaty. .11
one-sided that has damaged our
THE BEAVERTON REVIEW Pritchett
Entered a* sooond -class nsalbat
December 9. 1922. at tbs poatof-
Boe at Benvartcm, Oregon, under
the act of March 8. 1879.
1881'HD EVERY
BEAVERTON.
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FRID AY AT
OREGON
UULETT
.EDITOR
M IlM K ll’ IION R A IL S
Ter year (in advance) . . . . 91.09
1.60
Not in advance .................
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equally vital (to a large numhe’ l
farming industry of scarcely le«s
value, through the flooding of
our
markets with its Ci.eap’.y
produced grain, ive st' ok and
most de-
such
products, ai
1
œ—
A short time since, a nice fat ! lightful
results for
him m.l
gmernment job holding man re- 1 j, s ¡jyn a’ most it i- 1';a • Iv af-
marked with a wink for the ben-j ,er a non-rubber -• . no congri«-»
North* i t .
efit of I’ ra Lyre. "The republi- j had given the i’ . f
r —K
cans
are
talking of
runn.r.g, ja
small amnuti1 it r • *•* ?• ion i
.......
Charlie McCarthy for president." The writer ha* wacv-t f •* 1 h t<
Without stopping to think that j business ronc-un w**f • •ho«- li—
-
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» r 4 *• t-*r
the speaker was casting the iu stitutions were .ml
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’i- !
an* .
ference
that Charlie is only a employees
dummy, we reterted: "W ell, if break (heir employees have bem
V i i l l AM L D l l . COAHMppiOJEl?
,W?T 0 ß VCMiOlEP HO MEW c)EI?P£V
I
they do. it w ill be a big im getting recently has employed up
AT T ue -V~E OF C l( 3 UT, OAD TO IVAik F iv e AAHET TO tf*ET TUE UAI?(?if>-
provement over
what » e have to a half dozen persons ns x
there now ." Really we do hone small business man; '.as don<
PllßiA TELEOiiAU AMD V lL liA M O P tC T < 2 QlT TO OEliVEß TO TUE OuerCßifSrCT*
we did not underestimate Char professional work; an. no * f irms
IM F iiE E Ô Ü li© , PA-
but
never in the pa-t :i.u, lie
lie. Charlie has real brains even
i*
is
though they are those of an or know n c f such gw i d
dinary, everyday average Ameri shown today by .h- wealthy and
getting polit.cian .
can citizen named Bergen, talk wealth
ing through Charlie's hat. Even the recent so-called “ la.- -” a:-
if Charlie were a dummy, how tempts to c* itrol
Intcr-nai l Cartoon Co., N, Y.
It is h'gh time f r all repub
ever. he couldn’t do any ham .
The United State Civil Service *— ~
licans and demo.
w i - j love
commission
announces the fol
t o il augres- j ], a in . open competitive eXHintn-
"Unfair to the I.enionade Lem freedom to make
on Grower’s A ss.” That is rep sive battle against those who u" ath-ns:
Junior Deck Officer (Self pro-
resented as the picketing ban brazenly try to .«• ke bi n k white
ner by a ten
year old urchin lf they will put up this kiad of pelling vessel). (Fqr filling tin
N O - I c A va T
marching up and down on the fight they will win for the people j ,>ositkn of Junior Deck Office;
T H IN * OF A
and
down
the
greedy
politician«
I
Marine.)
(
TV! A Y’S A
c o te
i h \ m 6
street in the city c f Portland
f»M F I.ITU .E
Applications must be* on file
H t E N t f i SAIO
a few days ago. One thing sure, who hope for another four yea-s
E Io l y o o
IK HkS U P t î y
of liv :ng off the populace n-nl with the Secretary. Board of U
HAsifc llt t R C
the little fellow is not an ex
posterity.
S. Civil Service Examiners. U.
A tA e *0 5 t —
hibit of the largest specimen af
P O E 5 i t t £ S t9
UtlA LYRE
S. Engineer Office, Pittc k Block
that class that has been parad
SAT AlSTtHlNG
Portland , Oregon, r.ot later than
R£AV. C O T t
ing the streets of Portland with
July 29. 1938.
I K I I T S KI PT K R L > H
picketing sigr.s of e similar na
In
ions of high production
This
examination is f r
the
ture. Just a small chip from a
.arse quantities of fresh fruit.-1 imrpose of filling existing and
lot of big blocks
Port
are allowed to to to waste oe future vacancies in the
cause there is no market
and land, Oregon. Engineer District,
So we have a Britisher who they can be held in storage on.j with headquarters at Portland.
is going to tell us hew to vote, a short time, but specialists of
competitors
will not be
re
at least
that is what we get the U. S. Bureau of Uhemistry quired to report for examination
^ \\
from
a news item ’ n a da'Iy. ind
Soils have
been studying ’ t any place, but will be rated
with first position on the * front and improving methods of pre on their exi*erience and fitness.
First Assistant Diesel Engine
page. It Is declared.that Hamid fiaring ard keeping frozen rr" t
man (Marine). Second Assistant I
Pritchett,
a resident
of Van - nip. w hich
may be used
'n |
| Diesel Engineman (Marine). 3rd
couver, B. C., president of an making
fruit ice cream
am
Assistant Diesel Engine man l Mar
important C .I.O . adjunct is tell fruit sherbet.
ne) .
ing us we are to vote for Roos
Fully ripe fruit, when the fla
Applications must
be on file
evelt and the Raw Deal, (called vor is at
its peak, is crushed
by the nice ficticious name oi ;o a p u l p or puree, a predeter vith the Secretary. Board of E
“ New D eal"). Anothes underlug mined amount of sugar or syrup S. < Ivil Service Examiners. U.
S. Engineer Office, Pittock Blk.
of John L. Lewis who feels his
s added.
and the mixture
Portland. Oregon, net later that.
oats
and that of
a foreigner
frozen rapidly.
The amount
o August 1, 19.18.
telling us how we should obey
sugar
or syrup depends
cpoD
This
examination is for the
the
erratic chief executive ar.d
the use of the product.
-.purpose of filling existing and
Lewis! " I guess that is going
The fruit is hr id at a storage future vacancies in the Porilan-i,
som e!" Come on you Americans
Engiretr District. IV
temperature cf zero, Fahrenheit Oregon,
who thought you were free, let
and some of the original frui S. Engineer Department at iairge.
the ring be put in your noses,
si
•) . :v:n y:ars ago still s f>r duty on the sea-going beppe:
give him the string and do h1* in storage and samples opened dredge
‘ •Pacific’’ and the sea-
bidding. For what else was he
ora time to time have been ar zoirg survey boat "Robert Gray."
given a three months extra ex
Competitors will not be re
b!"b in quality, as when fresh
tension visit here?
quired
to report for examination cat ons mi.si he on file with *l.e Nati
Park Service, Depart
Reports from manufacturer.!
at any place, but will be rated Civ i Service 1 ommisslon, Wash merit of the Interior
The
fact
is, these
strikes, sh w that the
(F r ap
frozen
purt-
D. c .. not later
than p dntment in Wa-)iirgfoii. D-'
on their experience and fitncr.s. ington
fights, labor
troubles between tr.nkes
an
ice
cream
muc’
For these examinations, applr- August 18. ¡f received from < ol- only.)
themselves and against author smoother in texture
than whet
orado and statery westward,
ities when those authorities at pieces of fresh fruit are
Hospital
Mbrnrian, $1,890
i
used I« Fake’s Bigge*t Egg Producer
fc’trlo r Attroncy, 84.600 a year year. Veteran»’ Administration.
tempt to stop their mob violence, The fruit pulp a’.so may be used
I-A REVIEW _
H. M. Parks
their stugglcs to builp up them for mixing fountain drinks, ant’ ow ner-nianager of the Poplais i 'J
n' *
u y a r . Bureau
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For
the
first three poslfons
selves to the detriment of farm crushed
1 ‘ trier-.
Interstate lifted, applicatfons must be on
or chopped fruits can lanch at Fort Rock, is the la;« , 1,1 ' otor
ers
and of people in general,
gest
poultry operator in Lake I ' I' ’nler,'e (ommisslon.
fi!e ,w ifh lhp
pMI11
be used as sundae topping.
the continual
turmoil, discord,
county, according to County A-
Saftty Insi>e<-t< r. 92.6fio a yeat mission, Washington, f). C., not
strife ar.d
villainies since the
farriers. In later than August 8. if receiv'd
Teacher; Who can give me an gent Vic Johnson His enterprise1Bureau of Motor
advent Into prominence of John example of a collective noun?
includes 1500 hens, and he ships
terstate Commerce Commission, from
States en»t of Colorado,
L.
Lewis in his nest-feathered
and not later than August 11, i.
Pupil: I know teacher— a gar from 15 to 20 cases of grade« Klectroplater, . 91.860 a yet.
job. have about gone the limit. bage can.
Bend each week
Branch of Bailings Management received from Colorado and UR
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|T WAS M M S -M t, »»4M T
O K W A T O VO A lU t
j
Mrs Earl
Pierce entertained
at her home on Stacy Ave on
Tuesday for her neighbors, it
t-vllig tier birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Hruvou-
d ir bad as guest over the week
end Mr Ilravendur's ulster from
Seattle, Mrs
A
Humphrey.
Mrs. Eve 1’uul la stopping at
the home of her late brother,
law relw e Campbell while look
ing into lila Imslnrss affairs.
Mr.
uml Mrs. Wlrklnon .if
Portland, daughter Belile were
Sunday gursts of Mr uim I Mr»,
I,.
K Oorilun Belile remained
for a few duys visiilng with Hie
Gordun girls.
lly TOM FIXI1ALK
Here'» a pica on behalf of Hat *ner< fur . adlo engineer* to quit
measuring sound by mechanical standard« and give a little more
thought to the human cur.
Readers (who ere likewise listener») complain thut there ore but
few things in radio moro unnoytng thun listening t<> programs with
niixed talk and music that compel you to Jump
up and turn down the volume on your set every
time someone stops talking and the music starts.
Well, you'll have to argue with the studio engi
neers about that anil It may he a little discouraging
—because arguing with a radio engineer la never
very satisfying to a layman. Their aland la that tha
volume Is 'mixed" In the studio control room li*
show the same hlgh-pntnl on their Indicator for
both the sound and music lof course they use mors
technical lerinsi, and that's that. You might try
¿j v r HPB
writing the networks about It. They still listen to tint
voice of fan mall.
Benny Goodman
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Speaking of networks—Columbiu ar.d NBC ar* stiU battling hot
nnd heavy—and thut's a healthy thing for listeners because it means
each is attempting to out do the other in bringing us better progrsms.
Just n ^v CBS is attempting to cut Into the great farm audience that
NBC has built up during the past ten years with Us National Furm
nnd Home Hour. The CBS series Is titled. "The Farmer Tukei the
Mike” . , . Benny Goodman will be awarded a special certificate of
civic recognition from the City of Chicago as a native son who has
reached the heights of success In his profession . . . The French
f veil meat IS Moperating with one . f tlie networks to make a v
of thirty half-hour transcribed progrutns In this country which will bo
played over French stations to give the French a "sound picture" of
life in the U. S. A.
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The printer did things with our title of the "Laugh Liner,** that
new Hilly House smash hit that we mentioned last week, and made U
"Luc Liner." That Isn't far wrong at that, because
It certainly Is a lifrsavrr for those who love
comedy, and there la otherwise a particular lack
of It on the air Just now. NBC has a Philo Vance
series for sponsorship . . . Humored that tenor
Frank Parker has offers from both Burns and
Allen and Jack Benny for fall . . . Joe Penner la
conferring with Ripley's former sponsor.
Betty Caine, "Attorney at L a w " player,
started out to be a private secretary but turned
to radiu—won both a career and a husband in the
airlanes . . . Phillips Lord negotiating with Jcanctto
Betty Caine
MacDonald's former sponsor to bring the "Seth
Parker" series back to the air . . . Those Raymond Scott novelty com
positions on "Vocal Varieties” are winning plenty of applause . . . Fred
Waring and Ted Musing got together Ust week at the eastern golf cham
pionships and put on a show with Ted playing the piano and Fred giving
a sport commentary . . . Margarette Shanna, "Arnold Grimm's Daugh
ter," tells friends she U an Izaak Walton widow thU summer.
Grade Allen la becoming a song ploggrr In her own right . , . Hha
Introduced four new tunrs In as many weeks . . . Pant Whiteman took
on the "Modrrnalrea" In golf thla • rek and came eat with tha lew
score . . . Now they’re calling Dolores Gillen the beautiful alreaa . . .
Orson Welles’ new broadcast has been scaring the control anglnearn
. . . Betty Lon Gersan has Introdaced n new summer costnmo In while
tnd Roman atrlpes—very cool . . . Wonder If those “ National Barg
fiance" Ranch Boys will do any mors riding thU summer after eons
pleting their horseback trek from Hollywood to Chicago!
(^«SNAPSHOT CUIL
CAMERA IN T H E CAR
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When driving, keep your camera on the seat beside you, loaded and ready.
You never know when a picture chance (euch ae thie) will pop up.
Padoesnt appreciate good «tuff when he hears itr
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Mrs. Nial had for callera on
Sunday her cutiaira from Poll*
land. William lotica uml Ml *
Jessie Brown.
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ALOHA NEWS
By Th o rn to n Plshor
h a d arg u e tnai the m oon is maOe of graan cheesai
ms
S tain westward
Workrr
( Psichiatri")
Social
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$2,tHH) It
liitmtioii
Houle Extension Agoni. 92.01X1
it year, Junior Home Extension
kgent.
91.HUU
n year
Indian
Field Servlet* Dopartainent o f tin
Interior.
Hume
I-Volioliiist, 91.8(H)
a
year Associale Home l-ksinomlst
93.-’(Hi it year, lliireitit of Home
Economies, Department of Agri
culture.
Opllminl subject* are
f ***** I economics uml family econ
omlcs.
Junior Blueprint Operator. Jim
lor Photostat Operator, 91.449 a
year; Under Blueprint Operator
Under Photostat Operator. 9L-
269 a year. Closing dates; Aug
ust I, for upiilleatioitH received
from
States east of Colorado,
and August 4. 1918 for upplt
enti.ins received from Colorado
and States westward.
Full Information may lie ob
turned at tlie post office.
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I
O YOU keep your camera in your
niitomobile when you're driving
D
»—all loaded on the »oat beside you,
lens and shutter set, ready to »hoot
at a moment's notice?
Try it someil. ie, and you’ll bo sur
prised how It helps you »pot pic
ture opportunities.
Hundreds of pictures can be shot
without leaving tho car. This Is espe
cially true In warm weather, when
car windows are down, and the top,
In some cases, Is folded back.
If you are not doing the driving,
your hnnds are free and there are
many more picture opportunities
for you—as well as a better snap
shot position. The car halts at a
street Intersection, and there may
be a popcorn peddler on the corner,
a window washer at the office win
dow above, people busily hurrying
to and from work. A small boy Is
straggllgg wltb a big bundle; an
old lady passes by with her head
wrapped In a shawl—chance for a
swell "character” shot. Indeed, »11
theso can be good pictures— natural,
"off-guard,” full of life.
Never take a drive In the eountry
without your camera. You see more,
enjoy yourself moro, notice moro In-
tereating tilings If tha camera Is
along. Try making a connected pic
ture story of a Huuday afternoon
drive— and you'll ho surprised how
entertaining It can bo. And here’i an
Idea; picture landscapes and Inter
esting stretches of road through tha
windshield of your car, from the
back seat, using the outline of the
windshield as a "frame” for the
scone. Huch pictures show not only
what you saw, but how you saw It—
hence, they are twice as effective.
Needless to say, the windshield glass
must be clear.
John van Oullder.